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Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia

Bronze Packaging · 2024

Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels

by Giovanni Murgia

  • Bronze A' Design Award 2024 in Packaging
  • CLIENT: Cala di Seta
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 12,512
  • Verification code 28D0E66B26 · Verify this award
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About Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels

The project aims to create an elegant, contemporary, and minimal design to convey the heritage of this winery, founded in 1932, in balance between the values of innovation with the importance of being rooted to the earth. This combination is conveyed through a highly engaging visual label design. The labels are made with paper such as Fasson Cotton by Avery Dennison and finishes such as gold foil and metallic pantones to create a project that could convey the prestige and winemaking tradition of this winery.

About the Bronze A' Design Award

Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels is a Bronze A' Design Award winner, a highly prestigious recognition granted to outstanding designs distinguished by creativity, ingenuity, and astuteness. Bronze winners are amply skillful and strikingly creative artifacts that authenticate the vast experience, imagination, and resourcefulness of their designers. Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels is expected to be a highly regarded, admired, and cherished object that is notably professional and innovative. This Bronze A' Design Award-winning design incorporates best practices in art, science, design, and technology, and is excellent for its attention to detail. Cala di Seta 932 Wine Labels splendidly satisfies needs, touches desires, charms feelings, and appeals to curiosity.

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Unique Properties
The design of these labels is characterized by its elegance and the ability to communicate heritage and tradition to those who observe it. The special paper, the distinctive workmanship and the elements that ennoble it make it unique and unmistakable.
Dimensions & Packaging
Label dimension is width 90mm height 136 mm
Paper is Avery Dennison Fasson Cotton White
Printing techniques is Debossing, Braille, Hot foil gold
Tags
wine, label design, debossing, hystoric
Production Technology
For the labels we have thought of a prestigious paper such as Avery Dennison Fasson Cotton on which a debossing has been carried out embellished with a glossy paint in areas that recalls the effect of light reflecting on the surface of the water. A heraldic-like element recalls, in a modern key, the Calasetta coat of arms, and is made with a metallic Pantone colour, as is the text at the foot that tells the story of these wines.
Design Challenge
The challenge for this design was to create a project that could convey the prestige and winemaking tradition of this winery and the area. We did it thinking of a design with a classic flavor but with elements of innovation that made it current and contemporary.
Research
The research started from the history of the territory and from the study of the elements that characterize the history of the winery. The concept is that of the sea, a very strong element of identity rooted both in the history of this locality and in the life history of this community. We have created two labels with a classic style but with innovative and contemporary, elegant and refined details, able to best represent the story contained in these two bottles.
Inspiration
It was the 1932 when 13 Calasetta winemakers joined together to form one of the first cooperative wineries in Sardinia. A people who arrived on the island from the sea and who have the sea in their soul. From here came the idea of representing the history of the winery in these wines.
Project Duration
The project started in February 2023 in Sassari and finished in April 2023 in Sassari.
Operation Flow
The design of the labels conveys to the bottles a sense of prestige and tradition but at the same time innovation and projection into the future. The paper used and the finishing touches ensure that whoever takes the bottle is involved in the story of a story that has been going on for 90 years
Patents
Copyrights belong to Cantina di Calasetta
Image Credits
Image #1: Diego Attene
Image #2: Diego Attene
Image #3: Diego Attene
Image #4: Diego Attene
Image #5: Diego Attene

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